9113 - 144 Avenue Edmonton, Alberta      T5E 6K2 T 780.496.2575 F  780.456.1114

Last updated October 21, 2021 at 4:00pm

McConnell Place North remains on outbreak. There are no staff or residents active with COVID-19. Visitation may continue while the centre is on outbreak.

Visitors are welcome to DROP-IN, if you enter the building during our new ENTRY TIMES. Entry Times reflect the hours screeners are present.

One exception is for family and friends visiting a resident at end-of-life. You may come to the centre at any time and use the buzzer to enter the building after hours.

Effective October 25, all visitors are required to wear a mask at all times, including the resident room, regardless of vaccination status. The only exception is when there is a notable communication barrier. Visitors are encouraged to contact their care managers in these cases.

Visitors, volunteers, service providers, entertainers, and anyone entering our buildings must continue to:

• Be screened.
• Wear a mask at all times
• Perform hand hygiene
• Maintain physical distancing.

Visitors may take part in recreation activities provided they:

• refrain from eating and drinking
• stay with their loved one
• not be assisting with serving or assisting other residents at this time.  

Virtual Visits

If you need assistance to facilitate a virtual visit, please connect with  a recreation team member.

As well, we invite you to follow us on the CapitalCare Facebook page to see photos and videos of residents engaging in activities or to pass along messages.

For more information or general questions please email us at  info@capitalcare.net.

McConnell Places provide secure designated supportive living (SLD4) in small, home-like settings. Designed specifically for people with mid-stage dementia, these two care homes allow residents to live as independently as possible with round the clock care.

Individuals are encouraged to participate in familiar activities such as gardening, housekeeping and baking.

Click here to learn more about the McConnell Places.

For More Information

*Assessment by Alberta Health Services is required before admission to this centre. For more information call 780.496.1300 or click here.

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